The men - one from Arnold and the other from Fenton - were waiting in the lobby to pick up people who were in jail when the scuffle began.
The Arnold Police Department turned into a battleground Saturday when two men got into a verbal argument, which escalated into a physical confrontation. The men, who were unrelated, were waiting in the front lobby to pick up people who were already in police custody, said Maj. Nick McBroom, of the Arnold Police Department. After arguing, they started trying to headbutt each other. The 27-year-old Arnold man and the 29-year-old Fenton man were both arrested for peace disturbance. They were booked and released on summonses.
Police say the man did not like the ethnicity of the employees and began threatening them. After officers arrived, he made four calls to 911 ranting in a bizarre manner.
Arnold police are seeking charges against a man who threatened employees at an Arnold dialysis center where he was receiving treatment. Officers responded to a 911 call from an employee at DaVita Dialysis Center at 102 Richardson Crossing on Nov. 7 about a man with a gun at the facility. After officers arrived, they determined the man did not like the ethnicity of the personnel and made threats toward the employees. He did not have a gun. While officers were investigating the incident, the man placed four 911 calls to complain and began to rant in a bizarre manner, said Maj. Nick McBroom of the Arnold Police Department. "I think there was some kind of language barrier with the man when police were trying to talk to him and probably some …
Christina
3:45 pm on Saturday, March 2, 2013
crazy people, your in a police station do you not know better. more ›